The Ansonia Clock Company was a prolific maker, and many clocks in American homes carry that name. (SHNS photo courtesy Joe Rosson and Helaine Fendelman / Treasures In Your Attic) ...

When your clock was made, mercury-filled pendulums were popular in expensive French-made clocks, and Ansonia used steel rods in glass cylinders to mimic those.

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Brooklyn, one building at a time. Name: Former Ansonia Clock Company factory, now apartments Address: 420 12th Street Cross Streets: Complex on 7th and 8th Ave, 12th and 13th Streets Neighborhood: ...

The Paris Exposition Medal was awarded to the company, Ansonia, not the clock. Q: What can you tell me about my Limoges porcelain box? It is 5 by 6 inches and 1 1/2 inches deep.

Nearly everyone who is interested in clocks knows the name Seth Thomas, Ansonia, The New Haven Clock Company and the Waterbury Clock Company. Sessions is another famous name in clock making, and ...

If this B.T. Babbitt Best Soap poster is authentic, it’s worth at least $1,000. This octagon clock was made by the Ansonia Clock Co. around 1880 and is worth about $100.

Or write to the company enclosing a photo and description of your Ansonia clock, including its measurement and any wording it has and an addressed, stamped envelope for a reply or offer.

After the Ralls County Clock Company closed in October, former employees John Ryan and Matt Walden teamed up to create their own company, Marion County Clocks, LLC.

Clocks mean more than dollar signs to Clark VanTassel. Although the owner of Noblesville Clock Company makes his living repairing and selling clocks of all kinds — mantel clocks, grandfather ...

The Ansonia Clock Co. of Ansonia, Conn., worked from 1851 to about 1930. The company made many types of wall and shelf clocks. Some clocks had chimes, some were eight-day ...